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Cohort 3 Dates Announced! (October 2021- September 2022)

by Ken Van Vliet

Good news!  We have secured the dates for Journey Cohort 3, which will begin October of 2021.  There will be two retreats at the Jesuit Retreat Center and a final Friday night – Saturday dinner celebration and gathering in September 2022.  The retreats begin with dinner (6pm) on Friday evening and wrap up prior to Sunday lunch.  The cost is $299, plus a few books you will need to purchase.  The official application process will open in March.  For now, please put you name on the interest list so we can contact you when registration goes live!

Here are the dates:

#1:  Oct 3, 2021

#2:  Nov 5-7, 2021:  Retreat #1

#3:  Dec 5, 2021

#4:  Jan 9, 2022

#5:  Feb 13, 2022

#6:  March 11-13, 2022:  Retreat

#7:  April 3, 2022

#8:  May 1, 2022

#9:  June 5, 2022

#10:  July 10, 2022

#11:  Aug 7, 2022

#12:  Sept 16 & 17, 2022

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact the church office.

Ken

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